I hate to armchair general, but I clicked on this article expecting subtle race conditions or tricky ambiguous corners of the POSIX standard, and instead found that it seems to be amateur hour in uutils.
I hate to armchair general, but I clicked on this article expecting subtle race conditions or tricky ambiguous corners of the POSIX standard, and instead found that it seems to be amateur hour in uutils.
1. uutils as a project started back in 2013 as a way to learn Rust, by no means by knowledgeable developers or in a mature language
2. uutils didn't even have a consideration to become a replacement of GNU Coreutils until.... roughly 2021, I think? 2021 is when they started running compliance/compatibility tests, anyway
3. The choice of licensing (made in 2013) effectively forbids them from looking at the original source
They're a group of people who want to replace pro-user software (GPL) with pro-business software (MIT).
I don't really want them to achieve their goal.